Xavier de Gaya wrote:
> I have tested successfully the following two netbeans vim73 patches
> with pyclewn and by running the pyclewn test suite:
>
> o changeset: 2200:8c6a66e2b3cc
> | branch: vim73
> | user: Bram Moolenaar <[email protected]>
> | date: Sat May 22 21:34:09 2010 +0200
> | summary: Add :nbstart and :nbclose.
> |
> o changeset: 2199:d0ddf7ba1630
> | branch: vim73
> | user: Bram Moolenaar <[email protected]>
> | date: Sat May 22 18:28:27 2010 +0200
> | summary: Included the patch to support netbeans in a terminal.
Thanks for testing. I should try out pyclewn myself soon (Agide stopped
working...).
> About the following comment in netbeans.c:
> /* TODO: when should this not be defined? */
> #define INET_SOCKETS
>
> When INET_SOCKETS is not defined in netbeans.c:
>
> * netbeans.c does not compile (on linux) if <sys/un.h> is not
> included (this was the case up to the 'nbstart' patch)
>
> * netbeans uses a unix socket instead of an internet socket and
> the {addr} field in the '-nb' command line parameter (which is
> the port number, when using an inet socket) is the socket unix
> file name
>
> * this feature is not documented (tested ?)
>
> If we remove the code that implements netbeans over unix sockets, we
> don't need to define INET_SOCKETS any more, since all the code would
> then be inet socket only. I can send a patch if needed.
Well, why was the code there in the first place? I don't expect someone
to edit the source code before compiling.
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